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Virgin Islands claim Women's Centrobasket Championship 2017
Mexico headed to the FIBA Women's AmeriCup 2017 with 74-43 win over Jamaica.
Centrobasket Women
Virgin Island's Natalie Day named tournament's MVP
Centrobasket Women

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Bahamas vs Guatemala

Bahamas vs Guatemala

16/07/2017 3874 views
Jamaica vs Mexico

Jamaica vs Mexico

17/07/2017 11846 views
Virgin Islands vs Puerto Rico

Virgin Islands vs Puerto Rico

17/07/2017 8409 views
Bahamas vs Jamaica

Bahamas vs Jamaica

13/07/2017 6769 views
Guatemala vs Puerto Rico

Guatemala vs Puerto Rico

14/07/2017 8938 views
Virgin Islands vs Mexico

Virgin Islands vs Mexico

14/07/2017 10470 views
Mexico vs Bahamas

Mexico vs Bahamas

12/07/2017 16636 views
Puerto Rico vs Jamaica

Puerto Rico vs Jamaica

13/07/2017 9880 views
Guatemala vs Virgin Islands

Guatemala vs Virgin Islands

13/07/2017 6099 views
Jamaica vs Guatemala

Jamaica vs Guatemala

14/07/2017 5740 views
Puerto Rico vs Mexico

Puerto Rico vs Mexico

15/07/2017 19664 views
Virgin Islands vs Bahamas

Virgin Islands vs Bahamas

15/07/2017 3246 views
Guatemala vs Mexico

Guatemala vs Mexico

15/07/2017 11498 views
Puerto Rico vs Bahamas

Puerto Rico vs Bahamas

16/07/2017 6744 views
Jamaica vs Virgin Islands

Jamaica vs Virgin Islands

16/07/2017 3629 views

Participating Teams

Bahamas

Bahamas
Guatemala

Guatemala
Jamaica

Jamaica
Mexico

Mexico
Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands

Virgin Islands

host

The top three teams will qualify to the FIBA Women's AmeriCup 2017

The FIBA Women’s AmeriCup 2017 will be played August 6-13 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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Event Timeline

  • 26 Jun 17 Host Announcement
  • 27 Jun 17 Media Accreditation
  • 12 Jul 17 First Day of Competition
  • 16 Jul 17 Last Day of Competition

Standings

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University of the Virgin Islands Sports & Fitness Center


The University of the Virgin Islands Sports & Fitness Center is the university's 64,000 sq. ft. facility for athletics and physical education. The building seats 2,500 to 3,000 depending on the type of event being hosted. It has a main wood court and two other tartan full courts running sideways for practice. In addition, the building houses five classrooms and a VIP sky box/public relations area. The Sports and Fitness Center also is designed to contain a fully functional training room. It is the premier athletic facility of its type in the Caribbean.